... achievements. The High Church party be gratified at the rough handling which the Government of Lord Palraerston has merited Whig Bishop-making—it being set forth that every vacancy which occurs on the Episcopal bench, or in Cathedral church, is obviously ...

... number—it being the prevalent idea that this :ountry was to be sold to France, and delivered >ver to Papal ascendancy. As a Whig, Lord Wiliam Russell took prominent share in the measures ;hat were proposed when the Duke of Monmouth advanced, with the popular ...

... his genius has entitled him, it does not endeavour conceal the manifest inconsistencies in his conduct. Adelphi treats of Whig politics and politicians, and The English Church in Paris will, hope, attract the sympathy of many towards Mr. Gurney. W« ...

... Duties, Lord Derby gave I notice of determination to oppose it in subsequent | stages ; and other noblemen, including several Whig Peers, signified their intention to do the same. We confess that we never saw any sufficient reason why the Paper Duty should ...

... appointed from the woollen manufacturers of Rochdale to meet him in Paris. With true liberality Mn Ktlsall sent circulars 10 or 12 Whig and Radical manufacturers, and these met in a room of the Wellington Hotel on Monday afternoon. Messrs. Ashworth, Twee dale ...

... the ministry receive the const quences of the arrangement, should not be sorry cot because we are Conservatives and they are Whigs, hut because desire to promote the true interest of England. One of ou>' Taunton contemporaries records that in the Honse of ...

... done under other circumstances. Those noble letters which had been recently written, and.ol which men of all parties, whether whigs, tories, radicals, approved, could never have ueen written but for the firm attitude of the people of England. This movemeut ...